The treasure, placed in a 13th-century Romanesque bronze chest, was hidden in 2009 with an estimated $2 million of gold, jewelry and gems.

A standard insurance policy doesn't even cover much for jewelry. 

We’d be among the very few renting a 5 bedroom so we can’t exactly wait around for that perfect family who will love the “vintage-ness”.

Vintage yellow table and chairs.

I have the means off getting high end vintage furniture through my wife’s business.

I have toured some other units being rented and noticed the slab ones have faux-granite countertop, new cabinets, and decent sinking of the floors, and the pier homes (even the ones with repaired foundations) are wavy and all over the place.I got the home $30,000 below appraisal.

The way to normally handle this, (pre Faux Covid-19, malarky) is to hire an attorney to evict.

Window treatments are often not supplied unless they are left by a former tenant-- I do provide 2" faux wood blinds in my low income properties because they hold up better than mini blinds and make the property look better from the outside than having sheets hanging from the windows and they prevent wall damage

@Chris IleySounds like an 80-s vintage northeastern partial-refinish job.

Often vintage leases are inflated when pharmacy would pay anything to expand.